Mulberry Silk Accessories

We first came to silk through sleep, but daily life kept giving us reasons to make it smaller. A pillowcase cannot travel to the sofa with you. Sheets cannot hold your hair back while you wash your face. A comforter cannot dim a hotel room before sunrise. An accessory can meet each of those moments without asking you to change the rest of your routine.

That is how we think about this collection: not as a drawer of matching extras, but as useful pieces that place silk exactly where friction, light or travel tends to interrupt comfort.

Hair meets fabric and elastic all day long. Our scrunchies wrap the working elastic in a smooth silk surface, giving ponytails, buns and braids a gentler point of contact. Skinny styles sit neatly in fine hair and smaller sections; fuller scrunchies spread the hold across more fabric and suit loose buns or thicker hair. The right one should hold the style you actually wear rather than promise to work the same way for everyone.

At night, a sleep cap does a different job. It gathers more of the hair inside a smooth layer so curls, braids and longer lengths meet less rubbing as you turn. We make elastic, ribbon, double-layer and roomier shapes because staying comfortable until morning depends on fit as much as fabric. If overnight hair care is your main reason for visiting, begin with our mulberry silk sleep caps.

An eye mask cannot make sleep happen on command. It can make the space around your eyes darker when a partner is still reading, morning arrives early or a plane cabin refuses to cooperate. We cover our masks in smooth mulberry silk so the part that rests against the face feels soft and causes less rubbing than a rougher surface.

Fit still decides the experience. A loose mask may let light in around the nose; a tight one can become distracting. Our mulberry silk eye masks include everyday colors, prints and a three-piece set, but the first choice should be how the mask sits—not which one photographs best on a bedside table.

Travel removes the small conditions that make sleep feel normal: your pillow, your curtains and your usual place to put everything. A compact eye mask, pillowcase or coordinated travel set cannot recreate home, but it can give the face and hair a familiar silk surface without taking much room in a bag.

Check the “What's Included” section before ordering a set. A product image may show several pieces or styling props, while the actual set has a specific count. We want the useful surprise to be how often you reach for it, not what arrives in the box.

Our scarves are here for a different reason. They bring the color, movement and light-catching quality of silk into an outfit. Wear one at the neck, over the hair, on a bag handle or folded as a small accent. Shape and dimensions matter more than a generic “one size” label, so compare square and long styles on the product page before choosing how you plan to tie it.

This is also why we keep Scarves as its own top button. A shopper looking for a printed silk scarf should not have to work through bedtime claims to find one.

The easiest gift is not always the biggest. An eye mask suits someone who travels or needs a darker room. A scrunchie is low-commitment and useful throughout the day. A sleep cap asks for a little more knowledge about hair length and preferred closure. A scarf is personal in color and print. Start with the recipient's routine, then choose the silk piece that fits into it naturally.

Small accessories collect skincare, hair products and body oils more quickly than they appear to. Wash them regularly according to the sewn-in label, using cool water and pH-neutral detergent. Keep elastic and filled pieces away from dryer heat. Our silk care guide covers the general steps.